Tasmanian Times
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897ArtsHobart Baroque proving a major attraction for national music lovers. Soprano’s Met debut
Since launching its 2014 program on 12 November, the Hobart Baroque festival has enjoyed strong sales across all performances. And it seems...
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1.1KEconomy
A happy new year is unlikely …
Eye of the storm … Premier Giddings and financial advisers … The Libs’ strategy is equally facile … One lesson from the...
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2.2KEconomy
Grammar – A Selective Public High School
The public debate on education in Tasmania would appear to follow a tired pattern. A report is published somewhere identifying a subject...
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903Economy
Potential bidders for Gunns get more time
KORDA MENTHA partner Bryan Webster has extended the deadline for expressions of interest in all or part of Gunns Group to the...
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Statements
Tasmanian farmers who still need to get their businesses back on track, competitive and profitable
Tasmanian farmers who still need to get their businesses back on track, competitive and profitable after the vicissitudes of 2013 will soon...
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Statements
Peter Whish-Wilson: Hunt beaks promise to protect whales …
… hasn’t the guts to face down Abbott Cabinet colleagues over Environment Senator Peter Whish-Wilson, Greens spokesperson for whaling and fisheries, has...
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763Arts
Tim, lighting the way
The name ‘Munro’ translates as ‘the red haired tonsured one’, deriving from ‘maol’ meaning bald, and ‘ruadh’, red or auburn. It’s conjours...
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856Cartoons
Adapted for Tassie …
Heather
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2.0KEconomy
Martin Gilmour: Here is a quick lesson …
Martin Gilmour in the Sunday Examiner 22- 12- 2013 – under the spurious title “Whistle Blower” – proves that he is indeed...
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2.3KCoroner & Legal
The day Australia failed the test of the most basic common decency …
Picture from www.banliveexports.com Yesterday, December 13 2013, The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) granted a permit for 80,000 Australian sheep...
